February 16, 2023
If you prefer a hairless body, you’ve probably experimented with many hair removal products and procedures at home. We are sure that many techniques work well, but the results are temporary, and you must repeat the procedure after a week or a mere few days. This is just one the reasons why so many people turn to laser hair removal. Let’s delve into the traditional methods we’ve all used to remove hair.
Shaving
Shaving is the most common, cheapest way to eliminate unwanted hair at home. It provides great results quickly for smooth legs and underarms, but hair growth never stops, and your smooth legs can disappear in a matter of a day. Every morning you’ll be greeted by stubble and must repeat the procedure, taking up loads of your weekly time, not to mention nicks and cuts and ingrown hairs.
Waxing
Waxing has been the go-to hair removal option for legs, back, arms and bikini areas and was the popular method for many years before laser hair removal popped onto the scene. Waxing can be more painful than shaving, although results will last longer as the hair follicle is destroyed during the process. The in-between phase is the downside of waxing. You have to let your hair grow out long enough for proper wax adherence before removing the hair, leaving you often not looking smooth and groomed.
Hair removal creams
Due to ingrown hairs, rashes or general nicks and cuts from shaving, many people prefer hair removal creams that you simply rub on and wipe off with a cloth after the recommended time. Why not? Depending on the brand, the unpleasant odor of the hair removal cream can linger in your house for hours. Then there’s the mess left after rubbing off the cream, just to be left with a few remaining stubborn hairs.
Why continue to struggle like this when there is an alternative, professional solution?
What are the Benefits of Laser Hair Removal vs. Traditional Hair Removal?
There are certain things you should know before your laser hair removal appointment. Laser hair removal and traditional hair removal methods both have their advantages and disadvantages. Here are some benefits of laser hair removal compared to traditional hair removal:
Laser Hair Removal - What Precisely Is It
The first thing we want to mention here is that this method will give you more permanent hair reduction and more time to yourself as you see how easy and effective the hair removal sessions are.
What happens during a session? We use a laser with a concentrated beam to zap the hair follicle beneath the skin so that it dies and falls out. This means we eliminate the hair at the root.
Much like waxing, your procedure will be repeated every few weeks because we must ensure that we target all the hairs as they grow at different cycles. Fine hairs are also hard to target, while big coarse hairs (usually the ones you care to get rid of first) are easier for the laser to pick up and destroy. But once completed, you’ll never have to shave again.
What’s the inconvenience of this? Firstly, we don’t recommend shaving between sessions until the night before, but once the hair has been lasered at the perfect growth stage, it’s gone for good. After completing your recommended number of sessions, you will be hair-free and set for good. Perhaps a maintenance session or two a year may be all you require.
Now, why wouldn’t you want the same type of inconvenience as waxing for a short while, but in return, receive lasting results, at affordable prices, without harming your skin?
Take the Step
Make your appointment with us, a professional medical center, today, and let us give you the outcome you want without the unnecessary trial and error of home products. We advise you not to use home device lasers unless assured of their quality. You can harm your skin, causing burn marks and permanent damage while hair continues popping up happily. Please keep your skin safe and come to a trusted provider.
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